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Question by mimiii: How do you say “I won’t lose” in Korean?
If you could also add the English pronunciation, that’d be cool. I want it to be like “Ya oppa, *I won’t lose*, ara seo?” Backstory… He keeps beating me at Scrabble, but I’m determined to beat him this time!
Alternatively, it could be “you won’t win.” And if you could throw in a “this time” somewhere, that’d rock. Thanks! =)
Best answer:
Answer by John.math
Korean: 야 오빠, 이번에는 안 질거야. 알았어?
Pronounciation: Ya Op-pa, Yi-bun-ai-neun An-jil-geu-ya, Ara-Seo?”
English: Ya Oppa, this time i won’t lose, okay?
It’s hard to spell how we speak it..!
Best of lucks!
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I raised the volume to max on my computer and the loud speakers I have to them, which is really loud normally, but I still couldn’t hear what this video tried to say…
thanks
love this tool!
it workes. i just had to delete some add ons which was causing the trouble. nice toolbar btw:)
did you restart firefox after installing it? if so you may need to click above the URL address bar in Firefox, make sure when you click up top that “seo toolbar” is checked, then click customize at the bottom of the list. and then on that pop up click on “restore default set”
the last issue some people have is that they turn it off…you can verify that you have it on by clicking on the seo book logo and verifying there is a menu link to turn it on or off
Camtasia…it comes with a free 30 day trial and is great stuff.
Thanks for all your videos…I’m a fan! Which program do you use to record your videos? Thanks
toolbar is not showing!!
Sorry about the low volume…I need to start practicing making videos more again. I tend to go in waves, and when I have not done it for a while I am much more likely to make mistakes with settings.
Probably not. More likely it will have the opposite effect, since it will help you make more money with SEO and get you stuck in front of a computer for more hours each day.
BUT, on a positive note, in 2006 1 in 8 married couples met on the web. Going forward that number is likely to reach 1 in 2 or 1 in 3 within the next decade.
Will it make me more popular with women?
오빠, 이번에는 지지않을 거야, 알았어?
Oppa, i-beon-e-nun ji-ji-an-ul-geo-ya, a-ra-seo?
Big brother, I won’t lose this time, OK?
You wouldn’t normally say ‘ya’ to someone older than you so I left it out.
If you want to sound rude to him (so it seems more like you are challenging him) you can replace the ‘oppa’ with ‘ya’, but don’t use both at the same time.